Speaker 1: This is the seventy seven w ABC Mini cast. Oh
Speaker 1: stopping with this stuff. They're trying to take down Natalie Harp.
Speaker 1: Did you see the beautiful tribute I did for her
Speaker 1: and got picked up by the Daily Beast. Of course
Speaker 1: they tried to ridicole me and her. You know, Magar
Speaker 1: comes to the defense of Natalie Harp. Why are they
Speaker 1: even picking on Natalie Harp because she is ultra ultra
Speaker 1: ultra professional and competent. Never seen anything like it, quite frankly,
Speaker 1: literally have never seen anything like it, All of that
Speaker 1: ability and professionalism and like just the perfect perfect aid
Speaker 1: for President Trump. And you know, I'm sorry, it's true.
Speaker 1: I don't know who, not people I know, but I
Speaker 1: know people who work in the West Wing, and they're
Speaker 1: all great people. One of my favorites is Will Sharf.
Speaker 1: I don't get to talk to him. You know, these
Speaker 1: guys they get these jobs and you kind of hands off.
Speaker 1: I don't want to pump them for information and they're
Speaker 1: working like crazy. But some others I do have a
Speaker 1: ways of communicating. Anyway, there are a lot of people
Speaker 1: jealous of Natalie Harp in that West Wing. Okay, Natalie
Speaker 1: is with the President all the time, and the President
Speaker 1: loves her in a in a beautiful way. You know,
Speaker 1: I'm talking about this Natalie Harp. And they're making fun
Speaker 1: of her, the Democrats, saying that she's having an affair
Speaker 1: with President Trump, which is nonsense. She works too hard,
Speaker 1: she doesn't have the time. He doesn't have the time.
Speaker 1: They are totally under scrutiny, and I don't think they
Speaker 1: would anyway. What else about that? So I said all
Speaker 1: these things in defense of her and pointing out the
Speaker 1: cruelty and the fakeness of the criticism, and the Daily
Speaker 1: Beast writes a whole article about it, me and other
Speaker 1: MAGA people and what we're doing. Well, I'm proud. I'm
Speaker 1: proud to do it. Do we want to do that? No?
Speaker 1: I think we'll skip it for now, this whole thing
Speaker 1: about the pens the Oh, here's proof that President Trump.
Speaker 1: I went through the entire speech February twenty eighth. You
Speaker 1: want to hear the objectives of that our mission in Iran,
Speaker 1: Well here they are, all right. He set them out loud,
Speaker 1: and there was no timetable whatsoever. All right, Cut.
Speaker 2: Four, we will ensure that Iran does not obtained a
Speaker 2: nuclear weapon. It's a very simple message. They will never
Speaker 2: have a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 1: All right, you understand, I understand. And what would they
Speaker 1: say about that? After this speech, they kept saying something
Speaker 1: that was totally wrong, all right, that was not accurate.
Speaker 1: They said that President Trump said this thing was going
Speaker 1: to be over lickety split cut three. Trump initially told
Speaker 1: Axios he said he could end the war in two
Speaker 1: to three days, and it's onset. At the start of
Speaker 1: the war with Iram, and the Trump administry came up
Speaker 1: with a catchy phrase to sell the war to the
Speaker 1: American public. Short term pain for long term gain, the
Speaker 1: president said yesterday, implying both that the war would be.
Speaker 2: Over in short order.
Speaker 1: This week, the war in Iran that President Trump predicted
Speaker 1: would last four to five weeks entered its six months.
Speaker 1: After repeatedly claiming victory and claiming that the war would
Speaker 1: be over in a week or two from now, Trump
Speaker 1: was asked if that timeline has changed. So he has
Speaker 1: made major addresses to the American people, and he's never
Speaker 1: given an estimate on when this thing is going to end.
Speaker 1: And ninety five percent of it is over. We have
Speaker 1: denuclearized Iran, and people are like, well, how do you
Speaker 1: know that, well a couple of things. We do have intelligence,
Speaker 1: we do have common sense. We ran ten thousand plus
Speaker 1: missions against their Iranian the Iranian nuclear program. Air powers
Speaker 1: come a long way, all right. It used to have
Speaker 1: these dumb bumps by dumb bombs. You know they fall
Speaker 1: off the plane. You know you aim it, you aim it.
Speaker 1: Like take a gun, for instance. Right when you fire
Speaker 1: a gun, there's nothing digitally controlling that bullet, right, it's ballistics.
Speaker 1: You aim it, you fire it, and the bullet is
Speaker 1: going to go in the direction that you aimed it, right,
Speaker 1: But you could miss aim. You could possibly there's no connection.
Speaker 1: Once that bullet leaves the gun to the gun, we
Speaker 1: still can bomb that way. We don't bomb that way
Speaker 1: right now. What we do is imagine a gun that fires,
Speaker 1: and then the gun isn't really a gun. It's a computer, right,
Speaker 1: and it guides it. It can actually make the bullet
Speaker 1: take left, turns right, turns right. It's a computer and
Speaker 1: there's a laser attached to the bullet the entire time.
Speaker 1: And you can make the layer. You can make that
Speaker 1: bullet do all kinds of things, and you can fire
Speaker 1: it in all kinds of ways, and you can be
Speaker 1: way away from the target. Right. We're running out of
Speaker 1: those kinds of bombs, by the way, but we have
Speaker 1: the old dumb bombs that our pilots still know how
Speaker 1: to use, and we can drop it. They're just as deadly.
Speaker 1: They blow up bam. And you know, so don't worry
Speaker 1: about the munitions, the depleted munitions that they talk about.
Speaker 1: Why did I mention that, Well, here's the deal, he says,
Speaker 1: when we finish, when we finish this job, that the
Speaker 1: nuclear is gone. The nuclear I know is gone. All right,
Speaker 1: now listen to this part. Cut five, please cut five.
Speaker 2: To the great proud people of Iran. I say tonight
Speaker 2: that the hour of your freedom is at hand. Stay sheltered.
Speaker 2: Don't leave your home. It's very dangerous outside. Bombs will
Speaker 2: be dropping everywhere. When we are finished, take over your government.
Speaker 2: It will be yours to take. This will be probably
Speaker 2: your only chance for generations.
Speaker 1: So when we finish, when we finish, when we finish,
Speaker 1: do it if you can. And he kept saying throughout
Speaker 1: the speech, you know, it's up to you. We'll see
Speaker 1: how you do. You know, the choice is yours. This
Speaker 1: is we are not the ones affecting the regime. Change.
Speaker 1: It's not like Paul Wolfo Whitson Rumsfeld right, that we
Speaker 1: went in there to topple Saudama say we could care less.
Speaker 1: Quite frankly, I would love it democracy. I would love
Speaker 1: it that they don't pick on their own people. But
Speaker 1: that's not the primary. That's not even that's like, hey,
Speaker 1: wish you the best, hope you take advantage of this opportunity.
Speaker 1: But what we really care about, no nuclear and we
Speaker 1: achieve that. And also, stop wetting your pants about the
Speaker 1: gas prices. Gas prices today are lower than they were
Speaker 1: under George W. Bush eighteen years ago. Literally lower today
Speaker 1: than they were eighteen years ago, not adjusting for inflation
Speaker 1: or anything like that, right, And if you adjust for inflation,
Speaker 1: I mean the prices were much much higher than they
Speaker 1: are now. Basically it was four ol waight to gallon
Speaker 1: and now it's four oh one national average. We'll be
Speaker 1: right back. Eight hundred eight nine two two two eight
Speaker 1: hundred eight four eight nine two two two. Bill Stevenson
Speaker 1: in the joint Still, Bill, I am dying to get
Speaker 1: you out of there, and I'm working on it. I'm
Speaker 1: working on it. You do not belong in jail, and
Speaker 1: the the bidens do, but you don't. We'll be right
Speaker 1: back